Feature trucks, show coverage, and online exclusives all in one free feed
Jan 24, 2022
Feature trucks, show coverage, and online exclusives all in one free feed!
Season of Change
This 2005 Chevy Silverado, a.k.a. “Charlie,” has passed through many hands (and shops), and it has all the customization to prove it. The latest owner, Wes Frisbee, added some updates of his own, including some new 26-inch Intro Twisted Rally wheels, Lexani LX-Twenty rubber and an “absolutely radicalized” interior.
Cool trucks? Great views? Moonshine? Sounds like an amazing weekend! That’s what went down in Piney Flats, Tennessee, last summer at the East Tennessee Showdown. The family friendly, one-day event, presented by Direct Painless Dent Repair, took place at Mello Moon Moonshine. Check out our favorite trucks from the event!
In this feature from Grant Cox, we meet Chebby, a project truck owned by Dave Seeney. The 1968 C10 sat in Dave’s garage for 15-plus years as he gathered all the pieces and parts—including a 480hp LS3 and a 4L80E transmission—to build his perfect ride. In the end, he accomplished his goal: a custom C10 full of style.
What the …? This incredible one-off created by Dale Gerry Street Rods in Vancouver, BC, pays homage to the golden age of automobile styling. It began its life as a humble 3-ton delivery box truck, and now, after 10 years and 10,000 hours of build time, it’s a multiple-award winning truck—and it’s on the auction block! Check out all the details below.
“Bunkerban,” a Super Sweet ’87 GMC Suburban Sierra
Slow and steady improvements: That’s the story of Steve Bunker’s 1987 GMC Suburban Sierra Classic. The son and grandson of former drag racers, Steve has been in the biz since the day he was born. So, it’s no surprise that “Bunkerban” keeps getting better and better.
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